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FORMERLY CENTRAL POINT AND ASHLAND AMERICAN
ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY,
VOLUME 3
CROWDS 1AM INTO
ENDERSBIG SALE
Door* ara Clo.sd Many Time*
Thi* Morning lo Handle the
Crowd*
Forced to close their doors five
different times this morning in
order to handle the crowds the
Enders sale opened to what was
thought to be the largest crowds
ever attending a sale in Southern I
Oregon.
While the doors were not open-
I ed until nine o’clock people start-
| ed to arrive as early as seven, and
!>y the time thj lour of nine =i»-
Routine Examination Ev preached mary were standing out
ery Morning in Grade« on he street wai .m; .to get in.
Rigid One
The crowd was r- perently m ire
than satisfied with what
U* y
CHILDREN W A T C H E D f«. ,n ' in the way o f reduced . •
es, ana at noon there «eemed to
Every Absentee Receive» hi ¡;<!’ e let up ir- li.i sales atten-
iimnc v
a Call From School in
W atch for Disease
Y TRAINING GROUP
MEETSJAST NIGHT
OCTOBER 14. 19*7
TH E H E A L T H RULES
W hile the Register has no desire to enter into
any controversy regarding the ruling o f the lo
cal health board and the city council regarding a
partial quarantine o f this city against Infantile
Paralysis we do wish to emphasize this fact, that
the ruling was made by professional rrien who o c
cupy a high place in the business and profession
al life o f Ashland, Every day their judgment is
relied upon. If they were to be called into a sick
room in your home, their instructions would b :
followed explicitly. Their rulings are based not
upon public sentiment, but upon the latest scien
tific knowledge obtainable.
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No Cases in Schools
They have pointed out that so far, not one case
o f this disease has originated within the city o f
Ashland. They are desirous o f seeing that there
are no cases or iginate in the city o f Ashland.
They believe that the best way to prevent this is
to keep the children in school where they can be
under the direct supervision o f a trained nurse
and teachers who have been cautioned to watch
for the latest sign o f illness. They believe that by
having the children in school, parents will know’
exactly w’here they are at all times. They believe
that it is possible in cases where individuals have
been quarantined that it is possible to seggregate
more effectively those that may have come in di
rect contact with the disease.
NUMBER
4 S.
C M B E r f iS .M t Y
OF STATE
IS
PLAN FON
V IS ITO R
M O V IE S
Official Star» of Y. M. C. A. Bud-
( rl Drive Will be 1« form of
Dinner
The official kick-off banquet j
for the Y. M. C- A. budget drive
will be held next Monday evening!
at the Presbyterian church with i
, Coach McNeil o f the
Normal
school as the principal speaker. I
i This banquet marks the start of
| the annual budget drive and is to
! be attended by thq general chair-
| man H. C. Galev, team captains,
Carl A . Theobold Outlines **"d members o f the various teams
Strieker, Advises L o -
cal Board not to Close
General Plan for Estab j approximately thirty men.
It is the plan o f the present
’ Schools
lishing StiTdio
campaign to finish the work up in
three or four days and a serifs
H A S STA TISTIC S
TO MEET A G A IN
o f noon day luncheons will be held,
all during the next week when
Board W ill Discuss Mat daily reports of the progress be- Experience in Other States
Leads Him to Believe
t e r with Other Members | tag made will be heard. Consid-
Better Open
Meet Monday
| arable rivalry has already sprung
up between the various teams, and
Dr. Frederick Strieker, secre
Runk.va, Hotel men and others leaders are expecting a friendly
tr teres ted in th« »«*. .«hlishment of but Interesting contest before the tary of the State Beard of Health
and the highest authority in the
n in« vie studio in Ashland
m■»* campaign is completed.
state on medical maters was an
with the Board of Directors of |
Ashland visitor yesterday and in
the Chamber of Commerce at a !
an emphatic statement declared
special meeting last night and in
that Ashland schools should not be
vestigated the possibility of es- |
closed. He declare«! that the elos-
tablishing suct\ an industry.
; mg of the schools was one of the
Carl A. Theobold, producer and
worst things that couhl be done
director, who has made a special
in case o f an infantile paralysis
study o f Oregon scenery, and who
Pracht S c a t Tlivm H vra I«
epidemic, and backed up his state
has produced several pictures in j H e lp E r a d ica ta R ed An t* in
ment with statistics from every
this state was called into the meet
Orchard*
state in the union showin- con
ing and explained the general plan
clusively that the disease was
he had o f building in or near Ash
It seems that there has been much worse in communities where
land a movie studio, not on a pre
tentious scale but small to start some controversy stirred up ov- 4ne *ihools had he«*«i closed than
with. He further outlined his plan \ rr ,h i, P1“ «’“ "here the Horned when they hsn heeii allowed In
The present controversy as to
the advisability of
closing the
Schools in Ashland resulted in the
Editor o f the Register visiting the
Washington school this morning D ep a rtm en t H ead s a re N a m ed fo r
and in company with Mrs. Bertha
Health Boards Agree
W o r k D u r ia g the C o m in g
Denton school nurse virU^d sever
W in te r
The State Board o f Health both in Oregon and
al grades, and watched the child
in Washington are advising against the closing
ren as they went through the reg-
|^a<|erg training group of
o
f schools even in cities W’here the disease has
ular routine inspection each dny. the y M. C. A. met last night at
resulted fatally to school children.
That parents of children and pion ipr hall and organized for
This is no time for hysteria, or maudilin senti
others interested may know of the wor|j to be carried on this winter,
care and precaution that is being p ev. C. D. Gaffney of the Presby-
ment to prevail. This is a time for extreme cau
tak"n in the schools, this routine! (erian church was, named as head
tion on every hand, and a whole hearted desire
is given ns much in detail as poss- ,,f the Bible study division, and
to c$rry out the express rulings o f the health
ible. In the first place there was ^ j,is work will consist of answering
board, will assist materially in reducing the pos-
some difficulty in getting into j any
aij questions that the boys i
sibity
o f the disease being scattered.
the school. The principal will al- might raise in regard to the bible
o f making pictures locally with Toad* ,hat exiit in the vicinit> of r« - „lin on«'n.
low no strangers to visit any o f jju Well as parry out a general
Southern Oregon scenery * . the ; Ashland originated from, and VO
The reason for this as explain-
the rooms without a special per-1 course 0f instruction on this book,
C H O O S E S T A F F F O R S I S K I Y O U background, and also having thei B Pratht- form*‘ r proprietor
of ed by him was simply this, when
mit An order from Superintend-1
v y Ca,dwell of the Nornia|
local studio as the potential base thr Peach Blow Paradise orchads the schools are closed it is im-
ent o f Schools, G. A. Briscoe, was! schoo, wU| hea<| , h(l d;vWon on
The entire staff o f the "Siski o f supply for outside movie com o f Ashland advises the Register possible to keep an nerurate check
#ie necessary passport in so far Boy.g Behavior, and How Bovs
you,” official publication o f the panies desiring to use the magni- that fourteen of them were shipp- on the children, to enforce tho
as this visit was concerned.
learn. whjle w p Walter
will
Southern Oregon normal school ficent scenery* found Here in "the *d to Arizona, by his father Max quarantine upon those that have
Contacts Quarantine«
have charge of the Practical Ap-
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was selected Thursday me
making of pictures
1 Pracht in 1904. One o f the toad» been in contact with the disease,
Mrs. Denton then explained the plication o f the Y. M. C. A. pro- M e m o ra b le S even th R o u n d a n d This paper will be printed twice a
Mr. Theobold comes to Ashland j * * in traB,'i,
Ml* and ,hrou* h tht> acti** * o f th-
procedure in regard to possible gram which consists o f Christian
Other* Will ho Slowed
month during the entire school
Pracht unloaded them from the ¡teachers and the school nurse, it
highly recommended according to
them out himsalf.
Up
year.
contacts with Infantile Paralysis. Citizenship.
is possible to locate hidden rases
an investigation made by
the
The children of course are sent
The next meeting will be held
of the disease that would not oth
Mildred Geyger, Ashland, edi- : Chamber of Commerce, and those
Aceordti
|
to
Mr.
Pracht
the
or
The Dempsey Tunney fight pie-
home, and the school nurse then in Pioneer hall on the evening, of
tor-in-chief; Riley Pitenger, Ash-! attending that meeting were well chard was bothered considerably er wise come to light.
turea will be shown tonight
makes a daily visit to the home to October 27.
Dr. Strieker said in part:
associate
editor;
John j impressed with not only the man i b* ,“ r** r,>d ant* and
,n’
Saturday night at the Vining thea
inspect the child fop any develop
“ All school children should have
Churchman, Ashland
managing hut his general plan o f operation. I
the
idi0
was
<
wn«
iv*
’d
*»
tre. The memorable seventh round,
ment of illness. After several days,
' ship toads in here, in hopes that a thorough physical examination
editor; Mary Galey,
Ashland,1
Mr. P. C. Jordan, father of
when it is thought that all danger Sam Jordan of the Jordan Elec a round which so much contro sports editor; .Ben Ellis, Apple 1 No definite action was taken at I they would destroy these ants and when they enter school and they
last nights meeting, the hoard
has raged will be shown very
from the disease has passed the tric Shop, accompanied by his versy
| other insects. They are absolutely should be re-examined as often
, ,
,.
.
gate, and Roland Parks, Ashland,
slowly, according
to
m anager,. .
„
’
1 members and others pr«*fering to
chidren are allowed to reenter daughter and her husband, Mr.
original shipment was made. The as necessary to insure health and
features; Mrs. Mabel Erickson, | discuss th« matter with
their
school, hut only upon the writ- and M„ c ,em An«lersnn and lit_ Hurst, and this will give fight fans Hereford, literary editor; Etta
idea was an excellent one, and the protection In the schools.
friends, and conduct a further in
a full opportunity to see for them
ten certificate of a doctor. A p er-jtle daU|rhter, Betty,
arrived in
“ The schools should not be clos
toads did away with the ants and
Mathers, Klamath Falls, exchange;
vestigation. They plan to meet
selves just how near Jack Demp
mit from the school nurse is n o t, Ashland Wednesday evening from
othir insects. The yare absolutely ed because keeping careful rec
Margaret Hammerbarker, Grants
Monday evening where the mat
sey came to regaining his throne
recognized in these cases.
Los Angeles, where they
have
harmless Mr. Pracht says, and are ord o f the school attendance fre
Pass, society editor; Alex Bow
ter will again be discussed and
as champion.
Where contacts with "the disease SpPnt the past nine or ten months
I highly beneficial in that they de quently brings to tight hidden
man, Talent, day editor; Hillis Mc
Other rounds where close deci Call, Klamath Falls, alumni editor; some definite action taken.
are known to have been made a j They will again take up their n -
stroy the orchardiris greatest en-1 ‘’•res o f the disease, and because
sions, and telling blows were land Lester Beck, Ashland, Grac«' Pauls.
strict quarantine is kepf upon th« rid^ncp in Ashland,
i emy insects. One o f the p e c u lia r -^ fb ild r e n are usually much saf-
ed will be slowed up considerably, Paul Butte, Donald Smith, Marsh
premises and in case this regula- i
rs. . E. lluls and Mrs. Wal-
it was said was that they will i *’r
school, under definite sup-
to allow fans to get a good view field, Aubrey Haan, Ashland. Ray do Klum of Klamath Falls spent not cross water, and they hiber- •’rvi*ion “ " d control, than playing
tion is not observed the nurse in-1
forms the Chief o f Police and he
Mr an<1 Mrs- P R- Hard>’ and o f the details o f the fight.
j|r . about the street» with
children
Arthur, Marshfield, Laura Y’ nrk, several days in Ashland this week nate in , the winter time.
takes immediate steps to see that | dau* hter- Ruth, who were call-J
Medford, Virginia Frost, Ashland, shopping and \ ¡siting with friends. Pracht has seen many of them In w^° maY, even have the diseas«'.’*
ft* quarantine is observed.
to •
Sp,,kanP two week" a* ° bV th‘‘
Mr. and Mrs. Klum have recent- recent years, all of which c a m
e ----------------------------
Max Camps and Charles Logan reporters.
The third grade went through dtath of Mrs- »'-»rdy’s brother-m-
in
o f Yreka, California were rallad ! The senior class o f the South- ly purchased a home in Klamath from the original shipment
Mrs. W. M. Barbel recently sent
the usual morning exercise o f e x -1,1
^POe-uno Wednesday aid
rails as Mr. Klum has been trans- 1904.
a shipment o f twenty
German
here by the critical illness o f their ern Oregon Normal school held its
ferred to that place.
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aming the children for cleanliness,!"'11 rri/* ¡'•Ashland Friday. mother Mrs. Hattie Abbot.
Roller ( anaries o f lar own rais-
annual election o f officers Thurs-
sore throats, colds and fevers.
,n SPok‘,,'*i «»‘ F '¡ » R*d with
I
<Fay morning in the school auditor
I f'aptain Frank Thompson, to- •** to f party living near Rose -
_. . , _
Mrs. Hardy’s father who r«sides
Mrs. Allen Mi'Gee
Girl I* Doctor
1
»regon.
ium.
Lester
Beck,
was
selected
as
,
.
. .
an<1
,wo gether aith his wifi- *n«i
two burg, Ore
,
tnore.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Million are
Avis and Genevieve of .
,
,,
„
A litle bright eyea girl with a
also daughters,.
vl
e 1 children are leaving San Frsncis-
leaving Friday for Portland where president o f the class. He
who have spent the past
.
., ,
, ...
,,
Mrs. Captain Frame o f Talent
silver badge proudly pinned on her
served as president last year o f Medford,
.
. A. .
F
1 1 co on November .’ -I. and will sail
C. T. .............
......... . to! I they . will visit Mrs. Million’s moth-
Shinn returned
week at the
home of Mrs. W. R I *
„
.. .
.. . .
was
a dinner guest at the Barber
dress designated the fact that she . Mr-«.
the
junior
class.
Cheryle
Smith,
r.
,
.
for
Manila
where
Li'I'ain
Thomp-
,
. ,,
. ...
, er for a week or ten days,
1
on Allison street, depart-d
... .
was the doctor. She stepped to the her home in Ashland this week
vice president; Betty Brown trea Davis
• _
,
. . ’
“ son will be stationeti / r thr«-e home on Thursday.
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,_,,
front of the room, and called on aft?r having spent several weeks
surer; and Julia Aitken, secretary. this morning for their home.
I years in the army service. C aptain
visitirg
her
parents
in
Seattle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Taylor
have
Mr*. Mary Neville and her son,
her assistants to come forward.
Thompson is the son of Mrs. E.
The new president, Lester Beck
moved in from Green Spring to
There were four o f them that re
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oirisler of C. Thompson o f Ashland, and Mrs. Elmer, wife and baby, will return
named Lester Gardner,
Bonnie
Mr. and Mrs O. A. Paulserad th* ™>d*nce on 7«6 East Main
sponded to her call, one for each
Shoals and Margaret Harrerbacher Klamath Falls spent several days Thompson will leave tomorrow Saturday to their home in San
t°r
winter.
aisle in the room. The teacher then will «rive to Sale’ll and Portland
visiting night for Berkeley where she will Francisco after spenifing a week
as a committee to meet with J. A. in Ashland this week
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Inspected the doctor, looked at her for over the «vek »nd. At Salem '
with
Mrs.
ChrislerV
sister.
Mr« ' vlsp her «on an«l femPv Se'o-e i in Ashland visiting friend* »nd
Churchill, rrerid'-n* o f the S. O. N.
Iruiaintfi*
attu n>.
ears, teeth, hands, finger nails, i they will join friends and attend \ Mrs. Lzaiiia LiU'Laob of Tow- S. to «elect the class rings and J uni1 -veiaun. Mr. sod Mrs. Lnris- their depariure. Mrs. Thoiupaou ■ 0Ci..ng « - . u
severe | pine.
and
general appearance. She fhe
Oregon-Califomia football ! n’ *n s Prin*f* suffered a
ler are preparing to move into a will take her vacation from Isaacs They will he accompanied to the
passed the rigid inspection, then '
at Portland on Saturday. 1 rtr®ke °* paralysis
W ednesday
beautiful home in Klamath Falls .tore, and will be gone several city by Mrs. Agnes Clapp and her
morning. It is doubtful whether
which is nearing completion. Mr. weeks,
daughter Velma, who expect to
the doctor examined her aasis-
Me. Levi Stevens formerly o f and Mrs. Oirisler were former r«
locate there.
Russell Gripe, Athetie Coach at Mrv Rit«»»ron
recover.
tants under the careful supervision
thi* city but now a resident of Kla sidente o f Ashland.
of the truined nurse and the teach- Ashland high, C. V. Howell, Jun-|
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Porter on
Several school teachers enjoy- math Falls is visiting friends in
Mr*. Agnes Clapp and daughter
er. It so happened this morning 'or h' f h roach, and Hod Dunn will
Eighth
street returned the first Mis* Velma arel caving the latter
thi*
city
this
week.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Haines
thft one little boy had not very |driv* to Portland for the week * a hiki
Saturday morninr
returned Thursday from a motor o f the week from Eugene where part o f this week for San Fran
clean ears, and the doctor in a rnd< leaving Ashland Friday noon.
firm tone gravely reported, this
football _ g ------
avel
HoP* Rebekab Lodge
met in| Mr*. McCann and children who trip which extended to southern they spent several days visiting cisco where they will take up their
___. They
. will attewd the
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Mr. residence. Mis* Velma, who ha*
fact to the teacher. He was pledg- '*t Multnomah stadium, between r**ul*r *a«*ion Tuesday evening, have been living on Fifth and C California, and to Ti* Juana, Mex at th* home of their son,
l>*en employed at the Citisens
*d to wash them more carefully In fh*V University of Oregon and the After lodge a sumptuous supper streets are moving to a residence ico. They spent most of their time Frank Porter.
around Los Angeles and the beach
Bank in Ashland for some time.
the morning. Then the assistant« U "ivrrsity o f California. Mr. How WM «njoyed by the members and on Sixth street, thi« week,
. A. Easton will give his lee-1 wl!l have a similar position in San
cities. Almost immediately follow
went down the aisle, examining
wiR vi,it ^
hi» parents st • iOC‘al
*»• had afterward« |
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each pupil, and H was a mighty Port,“ “ d while there.
rsmes, card* and eonversa-
Mrs. Guy Cary of Heknan street ing their arrival in Ashland, th*y|ture "W h y?” at the Congrega- Francisco,
departed
for
Marshfield
where!
tion"*
Church
Sunday
evening,
thorough examination too, that
—
t'OB ^or the diversions. The com - 1 who has been ill for a number of
Mr.| I R W. Brown and Jess# D. Red-
these
little youngsters
went
Karl Nutter, who has been gone mittee for this affair was: Mr. and weeks is reported to be improving. they gent to get their son, Keith, Oitober 30 al 7 :30 o’clock. Mr.
Easton
is
the
author
o
f
the
well
df.„ „ f Misaouri have taken rooms
who
spent
the
time
with
hi*
grand
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three months making an extend-
Payne, Mr. and Mr*. L
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Marshfield— Western Lumber
id t#ur o f th* Northwest, return A Roberts, Mr and Mrs. Guy Kan-
Word haa been received fr«*m parents. Dr. and Mrs.i Haiae* and known lecture "Ideals,” he has al- at the Barber apartments. Mr.
Co. will enlarge cedar veneer and *d home last Sunday While gone. d,e*»
Carol Pratt, Mr*. Real, i the Jack Paehier family,
who son will return to Ashland Mon so written numerous lecture* anil j Brown is employed at the Ashland
articles and ha* been c«*nn*cted hotel, and Mr Re.lden Is empluy-
other operations.
he visited Yellowstone National Mr*- •',0™"s Reeder, f t r» Prank formerly lived here but are now day.
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[ with the Coquille Valley .Sentinel,. *d a{ Xininger*.
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Park and also took a trip up into, -Xelaon and Miss Ethel Reid. running the Blue Flower I/d g e at
Mayor and Mr*. Charles Fierce ! f ° r • number o f years.
|
.
Portland— Portland port ship- Canada.
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Phoenix, that business is
very
'
| Portland Woolen Milks have 500
ped 9.495,474 bushels wheat dur-
Ms. Scharfe and »on Cedric are good. Mr*. Peebler had thirtf-flve will leave Saturday morning for j
Miss Mildred Barber arriveil! operatives; on double shift.
ing September.
Mrs. A. G. Livingston and Mr», moving into the Swingle residence j guest« for .Sunday dinner.
isr. a two weeks vacation trip, to be
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Eugene— 9. P. Building n ew WsEla«-» motored to M»dford Mo
«• Laurel Street. Mr Scharfe ha*1 Peebler was in the firm o f Swer- «pent in Lo* Angeles. They ex-, home Tuesday night from a ten j
wy-e st McCradie Springs. Cascade d*F evening on a b u* iaeta sr'l been employed for several years sen and Peebler her* in
town pect to make the trip by car with , day* viait with Mr. aad Mrs. Mar-, LaC rande— Oiling resumed oif
| shall G. Barber at Cottage Grove., Did Oregon Trail.
Lise.
pleasure trip.
| st the Sanders Greenhouse*.
which recently moved to Medford. Ray Cleary as the driver.
s o m OF TOAOS
WOE MADE IN 1904
T EÌLM W ILL.
BE SHOWN TONIGHT
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